How Well Do You Know Jack London?

Jack London has been a part of the Bohemian Club.

"Lost Face" includes seven short stories.

Jack London believed in socialism.

Joan London is the correct answer because she is the daughter of Jack London and she is also an American writer.

Both "The Call of the Wild" and "White Fang" are considered to be among the most famous works of Jack London. These novels are widely recognized and celebrated for their vivid portrayal of the harsh realities of life in the wilderness and the struggles faced by the main animal protagonists. London's ability to capture the raw emotions and instincts of his characters, combined with his skillful storytelling, has made these books enduring classics in the genre of adventure literature.

The film "Torture Ship" is loosely based on Jack London's short story "A Thousand Deaths".

"The Iron Heel" was published in 1908.

The correct answer is "The Valley of the Moon." This novel features the main characters Billy and Saxon Roberts.

Jack London considered "Signa: A Novel by Ouida" as the seed of his literary success. This suggests that reading this novel at an early age had a significant impact on London's development as a writer and influenced his future literary endeavors.

"Adventure" is the correct answer because it primarily deals with the theme of domination of one group of people over others. The novel follows the story of a wealthy businessman who becomes a shipwrecked sailor and is captured by a tribe of indigenous people. He is then forced to endure various trials and tribulations as he tries to escape their control and regain his freedom. This theme of domination is central to the plot and is explored throughout the novel.